With orders for transportation equipment showing a substantial increase, the Commerce Department released a report on Wednesday ...
Orders for U.S. durable goods jumped 2.6% in March, but most of the increase was tied to new autos and passenger planes.
New orders for U.S.-made durable goods — products meant to last three years or more — increased 2.6% in March to $283.4 ...
The U.S. Census Bureau released its Monthly Advance Report on Durable Goods Manufacturers’ Shipments, Inventories, and Orders for March, showcasied a notable increase in new orders. This rise marks a ...
US durable goods orders rose more than projected in March, led by transportation equipment, while shipments were largely flat, government data showed Wednesday. Orders for tangible items with an ...
Wells Fargo says durable goods data highlight hesitant demand and present downside risk to Q1 GDP growth. Read more here.
Treasuries moved to the back downside during trading on Wednesday, offsetting the upward move seen over the course of the previous ...
The dollar remained strong, with the WSJ Dollar Index higher, after March U.S. durable goods orders expanded as expected.
Uneventfully Weaker Regardless of Durable Goods Data Bonds were weaker in the overnight session on a combination of anxiety ...
In February 2023, the AIER Business Conditions Monthly demonstrated divergent signals yet again. The Leading Indicator rose ...
The second-straight increase in core capital goods orders points to stabilization in equipment investment, which has been a drag on GDP in recent quarters.
The U.S. dollar climbed to a new 34-year high in the mid-155 yen range in Tokyo, as more solid U.S. economic data dampened expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates soon. The dollar hit ...